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1/"If they recognise our knowledge, we must be at the tables making decisions about the future of our world”

Fantastic piece on Sahelian champion @hindououmar, discussing the vital role of Indigenous knowledge for community-led #climatesolutions

theguardian.com/global-develop…
2/"Ibrahim said it was vital to involve women in the process, not just to ensure their representation, but because of the knowledge they have" @McCoolingtons

Learn how we're championing women's expertise as cornerstones of the #GreatGreenWall movement > weforum.org/agenda/2022/03…
3/"I can’t talk about women’s rights without talking about community rights. I can’t talk about community rights without talking about the environment we live in and depend on” 🌱✊🏾

📸: @hindououmar with CEO @tomskirrowtrees & Policy & Advocacy Advisor @SchultzAnnie1 at #COP15

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Thread/ #Wetlands may seem off-topic for an organisation based in #Africa's #drylands, but the protection & restoration of river ecosystems makes up a big part of our programmes at Tree Aid

Learn more this #WorldWetlandsDay 👇
2/When it does rain in the #Sahel, it often pours, leading to destructive flash floods, riverbank damage & #soilerosion. #Siltation is a major problem in the Sahel too, making rivers dry up quicker in the dry season, and flood faster in the rainy season too

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3/ Our riverine projects work with local communities to restore & protect existing #trees along river banks, and adapt #farming methods to reduce siltation

Rivers & streams are a lifeline for these areas, and provide vital many services - read on to learn what we've been doing👇
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Simply planting trees is not enough. To provide a solution to the climate crisis and alleviate poverty, it is essential to take a holistic approach to tree growing that is driven by local experts and the communities that depend on the trees for survival. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…
At TREE AID, we not only work in partnership with communities to grow trees that support the local environment and restore degraded land, we also ensure that communities have the access and tools they need to manage and protect their forests, now and in the future.
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